India Today - October 28, 2013

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Highlights of India Today issue dated October 28th, 2013

The Cover Story, \'The Challenger\', analyses how Arvind Kejriwal\'s aggressive campaign in the Delhi Assembly elections is turning conventional politics on its head.

CBI names former coal secretary P.C. Parakh in the coal scam FIR. He points a finger at the Prime Minister as the last fig leaf of his defence is swept aside, highlights the Big story, \'The Besieged\'.

The Special Report, \'The Storm Stoppers\', focuses on the inside account of how a handful of men averted certain catastrophe when Phailin struck, reversing the paradigm of disaster management in India.

The Indian Grand Prix has been struck off the 2014 F1 calendar. The future of the multi-million-dollar sport in India looks bleak, says the story \'Formula Gone?\'

The story, \'Sex as Trade and Tradition\', highlights how for Bedia families living near Bharatpur, Rajasthan, sex is a family business where young girls engage in prostitution with the consent of the community.

The issue also has a luxury section, \'Be Bespoke\', which is on how luxury brands, struggling in the recession, woo customers with the promise of unique products and tailor-made experiences.

The issue also has three free magazines -- Home, Simply Mumbai and Simply Gujarati -- with it.